10607158Survey 3
Course Information
Description
Advanced concepts and procedures building on knowledge and skills attained in previous surveying classes. Concepts include geodetic applications, spatial reference systems, equipment adjustment, digital data collection and photogrammetry. Fieldwork includes total station calibration, control leveling, control network establishment and digital topographic data collection.
Total Credits
3
Course Competencies
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Apply instrument checks and calibrationAssessment StrategiesSkill DemonstrationCriteriaDescribe condition for equipment testingCheck an automatic levelPerform an automatic level collimationPerform a standard checks of a total station instrument (TSI)
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Calculate within formal coordinate systemsAssessment StrategiesWritten Objective TestSkill DemonstrationCriteriaDescribe the three earth modelsIdentify the formal coordinate systems in WisconsinUse the internet to locate control dataPerform ground-grid and grid-ground data computations
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Employ control surveys for construction and mappingAssessment StrategiesWritten ProductSkill DemonstrationCriteriaDistinguish between a standard and a specificationDescribe the three orders of survey accuracyExecute a third order vertical control networkAdjust the vertical control network using least squaresExecute a third order horizontal control networkAdjust the horizontal control network using least squares
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Draw digital maps from field dataAssessment StrategiesSkill DemonstrationWritten ProductCriteriaDescribe field data collection proceduresUse a total station with data collector to collect field dataTransfer data from the data collector to a desktop software environmentConstruct a clean digital terrain model
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Operate GPS for Digital MappingAssessment StrategiesSkill DemonstrationWritten ProductProjectCriteriaDescribe the operational aspects of RTK-GPSUse RTK-GPS to collect DTM dataIntegrate RTK-GPS data with conventional survey data in a DTM